St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-23

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be. He is SO because he is so. and can
not be otherwise.
When Gen. Bishop speaks it is because
and deliberate. Generally says some
thing practical and to the point.
DR.. Bryant wears soft black hat,
talks French. deals in horses and makes
piles OF money out of real estate.
Capt. Castle was formerly lawyer,
and subsequently he was an editor,
during which time he made the Dis
reformed, Joined the chamber of COM
merce, and is now one of the leaders in
that body.
Thomas Cochran drinks nothing
stronger than lemonade, has views on
amy subject in the chamber, and gener-
ally good, sound ones too, and makes
money in real estate.
DR.. Day is the philosopher of the
chamber. and Of the city, too, for that
matter. Still, at the same time, he can
unbend himself and tell story. too,
that will make you laugh, and all the
other boys green with envy.
II. 5. Fairchild used to be one of the
boys that occasionally enlivened the
chamber with his speech, but now no
more is heard of him as he has gone to
the Holy land and the beautiful banks
of the EuphrateS.
Judge Flandrau. for a young man.
has seen rather more than one mans
share of variety. He has been .nayi-
gator, warrior, All orator. lawyer. a
great traveller, an historian and is now
member of the st. Paul chamber Of
commerce, and occasionally makes the
boys smile at his stories.
Professor F0gg is the most quiet mem
hpT nf the nh9mlRr HE -
attributed to his bashfulneSs.
j. Z. Gribben has the reputation of
having the handsOmest mustache of
any member of the chamber
George ii. Hazard will talk more real
estate to You in two minutes than any
other man i'll st. Paul, if you except
DR.. Bryant, and demonstrate to YOU how
to lay down one dollar and pick up five.
l.. j. HOdgSon is never known to
smoke, and the thing he likes better
than all else is to make money, in which
he is reported to be quite successful.
y. IL. HornSby is anti cipating the
heavy beard that will do good service
for the next few months against the
breezes that blow.
ID. w. IngerSoll is one of the founders
of the chamber of commerce, and has
stood by it in prosperity and adversity.
and he can look back to the time when
that organization was very feeble kind
of q concern.
p. H. Kelly is the most active man in
the chamber and will talk more and
tell more stories in the same number of
minutes than any SIX members put to-
gether.
James King has a very distingue ap-
pearance and makes an impression
wherever he goes. He is large-hearted
wire-worker. and is said to be LAYING
the pipes that are to make him GOV
ernOr of Minnesota.
{. II. Lienau displayed more orator
1cal ability on the anarchy question
than all the balance of the members OF
the chamber. 1t just shows what man
can do when he lays himself out.
William Llndeke is one of the heavy
men in the chamber and takes
business i'll that body. He is the most
serious man in the whole member
ship.
When any fine, careful work is to be
done through committee, no man is
more to be relied upon than J. ID. I.ud-
den. He is patient to hear all sides ::
careful i'll considering the facts. and
clean and clear III setting them forth in
his report.
The man that s.irs up the chamber
and keeps its members active is J. w.
McClnng. 1t is cod day VI h,n he
does not have a project on hand. The
time when this gcntemE II shines n t
cOnSpicuouSly is WHEN lie is engaged in
giving Tom Lowry tafTy.
ID. ID. Merrill is tne of those sharp
eyed men that will sniff good real es-
tate deal Iii which nancy is t. be made
as quickly as fnr other Man. and he
seldom fails to get there in artistic
style.
ID. Ii. Moon has one Of the most arts
tic and killing mustacies in the whole
chamber.
d. r. Moves. is, all things etns;e:ere;l.
the slicktst OF all the boys With a
knotty subject before IN to handle ht.
viii approach it III 4 r,r ny voice and
handle it III Neivit and nerfumcr\-
way. smoothing Il Own here ana there.
till at last when he ys it down it looks
As smooth and slck as ore of DuDlaD's
black silk hats.
Charlie Mici.als wears tie best hats
of any member of The chamber.
". p. Murray. OH the sly, is one of the
worst base lall tirut:S i'll the city.
y. Il. PoStletlIwaite is the most sue
ceSsful maSher in the chamber.
E. w: l'cct is the best story teller of
them all.
}. {. Quinby is rapidly acquiring a
taste for base ball that threatens the
worst results.
Capt. Blakely is the calmest man in
the chamber, and never allows any
thing to ruffic his temper.
Edmund Rice is the most dignified
member of the chamber.
+. V. Smallcy knows the Rocky moun-
talnS better than any man in the United
States. He is great traveller and close
observer.
Charming, Seabury likes base ball but
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